What does LATHS mean?

**Parts of Speech:** Laths is a noun. **Definitions:** Laths are thin strips of wood that are used to support plaster or tiles in buildings. **Pronunciations:** In US English, laths is pronounced as "lahths" (IPA: /læθs/), while in UK English, it is pronounced as "lahths" (IPA: /lɑːθs/). **Origin and Usage:** Laths originated from Middle English word "lath" which means a support or a thin strip of wood. Laths are commonly used in building construction to provide support for plaster or tiles. **Synonyms:** Laths are also known as slats, battens, or lattices. **Related Words:** Related five letter words to laths include shalt, paths, maths, baths, and waths. **Example Sentences:** - The plaster was applied to the laths. - The carpenter used laths to support the tiles on the roof. - The old building had laths as its primary support for the walls and ceiling.